Disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator and wind driven generating equipment including the same

ABSTRACT

A disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator in which, on the basis of the driving force of a driving source utilizing a natural energy, a housing main body and a coil body housed therein are coaxially inverted in noncontact relationship by magnetic force, so that the relative velocity between a flux linkage magnet within the housing main body and a coil portion within the coil body is greater than the rotating velocity of the housing main body per se, thereby realizing a large generated power output. In the provided disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator, mechanical contact areas can be reduced, so that the mechanical loss, such as wear, can be reduced; a low-noise structure attributed to the reduction of mechanical contact areas can be realized; and the maintenance can be facilitated.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a disk-shaped coaxial inversiongenerator and a wind driven generating equipment including thedisk-shaped coaxial inversion generator.

With respect to the wind driven generating equipment attractingattention in recent years, it is generally known, for example, that awind turbine is rotated by the use of wind power being a natural energy,and that electricity is generated by means of a generator by the use ofthe torque of the wind turbine to thereby obtain electric power derivedfrom wind power being a natural energy, and that the electric power issupplied to various load facilities.

With respect to, in particular, wind driven generating equipmentsemploying a wind turbine of vertical shaft/vertical vane type amongvarious wind driven generating equipments, many thereof have a structuresuch that a wind turbine is disposed at an upper portion of a strut; adisk-shaped generator is coaxially disposed immediately under the same;the torque of the wind turbine is transmitted to the disk-shapedgenerator; and there is obtained a generated power output based on arelative velocity between a magnet and a coil, one of which is fixedwhile the other is rotatable, in the disk-shaped generator.

For obtaining a larger generated power output through the efficientutilization of wind energy, it is required to increase a relativevelocity between a magnet and a coil.

Further, as the wind driven generating equipment is often installed inareas where many residents live, such as an urban district, it isrequired for the generator for use in the wind driven generatingequipment to ensure maximized robustness and low-noise.

For example, the generator disclosed in JP-A-2003-235223 is proposed asa generator belonging to this technical field.

The generator of JP-A-2003-235223 is one comprising a case having amagnet and a coil with a core member housed therein, and a fixingportion for fixing the case adjacently to an outer rotating body,wherein there are provided a first rotating means configured to bedriven by the outer rotating body to thereby rotate the magnet and asecond rotating means for rotating the core member or the coil in adirection opposite to that of the magnet, and wherein the first rotatingmeans and the second rotating means are rotated by a first roller and asecond roller disposed in a fashion rotating in contact relationshipopposite to each other with the center of the outer rotating bodyinterposed therebetween. This generator is described as findingapplication in a wind driven generator, a bicycle dynamo, etc.

With respect to the above-mentioned generator of JP-A-2003-235223, arelative velocity between the magnet and the coil would be increased tothereby increase the generated power output. However, use is made of astructure in which the rollers are disposed in contact relationshipopposite to each other with the center of the outer rotating bodyinterposed therebetween. Accordingly, the application of the generatorof JP-A-2003-235223 as a generator for use in the above-mentioned winddriven generating equipment comprising a wind turbine of verticalshaft/vertical vane type would be practically difficult.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The problem to be solved by the invention is that there is nodisk-shaped coaxial inversion generator capable of ensuring a largegenerated power output and capable of attaining the reduction ofmechanical contact areas, namely, reduction of mechanical loss, such aswear, the realization of a low-noise structure and the facilitation ofmaintenance, which disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator findsappropriate application in a wind driven generating equipment equippedwith a wind turbine of vertical shaft/vertical vane type.

The disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator of the present inventioncomprises a stationary annular shaft provided at its central area with asupport strut and fixed with the support strut; a disk-shaped housingmain body with a hollow interior provided at its central area with ahole for support strut insertion and rotatably supported by thestationary annular shaft, the disk-shaped housing main body configuredto be rotated by a driving source utilizing a natural energy; adisk-shaped flux linkage magnet attached to an internal surface of thehousing main body; a disk-shaped coil body whose coil portion faces amagnetic field region produced by the flux linkage magnet in noncontactrelationship within the housing main body, the disk-shaped coil bodyhaving its central area rotatably mounted to the stationary annularshaft in a fashion of noncontact to the housing main body; a pluralityof rotatable inversion magnets each with its rotation support shaftprovided in a direction orthogonal to an axial direction of thestationary annular shaft, the rotatable inversion magnets protrudingradially from an outer circumference of the stationary annular shaft; adisk-shaped driving magnet attached to the internal surface of thehousing main body in an arrangement facing the inversion magnets innoncontact relationship; a disk-shaped driven magnet attached to thedisk-shaped coil body in an arrangement facing the inversion magnets innoncontact relationship and in an arrangement facing the driving magnetwith the inversion magnets interposed therebetween; and a generatedpower output extraction portion disposed across an inner circumferenceportion of the coil body and the stationary annular shaft, so that theinversion magnets are rotated in noncontact relationship by a magneticforce produced by the driving magnet rotated together with thedisk-shaped housing main body by means of the driving source, and sothat in accordance with the rotation of the inversion magnets, by theirmagnetic force, the driven magnet and the coil body are rotated innoncontact relationship in a direction opposite to that of the housingmain body, and so that a relative velocity between the flux linkagemagnet of the housing main body and the coil portion of the coil body iscaused to be greater than a rotating velocity of the housing main bodyper se, and so that any generated power output occurring at the coilportion of the coil body is extracted outside through the generatedpower output extraction portion and a power cable connected to thegenerated power output extraction portion.

The present invention provides a disk-shaped coaxial inversion generatorin which, on the basis of the driving force of a driving sourceutilizing a natural energy, a housing main body and a coil body housedtherein are coaxially inverted in noncontact relationship by magneticforce, so that the relative velocity between a flux linkage magnetwithin the housing main body and a coil portion within the coil body isgreater than the rotating velocity of the housing main body per se,thereby realizing a large generated power output. In the provideddisk-shaped coaxial inversion generator, mechanical contact areas can bereduced, so that the mechanical loss, such as wear, can be reduced; alow-noise structure attributed to the reduction of mechanical contactareas can be realized; and the maintenance can be facilitated.

Further, the present invention provides a wind driven generatingequipment of high practical value comprising a disk-shaped coaxialinversion generator, which not only attains the reduction of mechanicalloss, realization of a low-noise structure and facilitation ofmaintenance attributed to the disk-shaped coaxial inversion generatorbut also realizes a strikingly large generated power output (namely,high efficiency of conversion from wind energy to electric power).

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic external perspective view of a disk-shapedcoaxial inversion generator according to an embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 2 is a diagrammatic exploded perspective view of the disk-shapedcoaxial inversion generator according to an embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 3 is a diagrammatic exploded elevational view of the disk-shapedcoaxial inversion generator according to an embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 4 is a partial enlarged view showing a shaft support structure ofcoil body by a stationary annular shaft, and a generated power outputextraction portion, in the disk-shaped coaxial inversion generatoraccording to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing a form of torque transmission bymagnetic force among a first flux linkage magnet, an inversion magnetand a second flux linkage magnet in the disk-shaped coaxial inversiongenerator according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a diagrammatic explanatory view showing the principle ofoperation of the disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator according to anembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a diagrammatic elevational view of a wind driven generatingequipment in which the above disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator isused.

FIG. 8 is a partial perspective view showing a support strut, thedisk-shaped coaxial inversion generator and a wind turbine in explodedforms in the wind driven generating equipment in which the disk-shapedcoaxial inversion generator is used.

FIG. 9 is a diagrammatic sectional view showing a mount structure of asupport strut, the disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator and a windturbine in the wind driven generating equipment in which the disk-shapedcoaxial inversion generator is used.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The object of the present invention is to provide a disk-shaped coaxialinversion generator capable of ensuring a large generated power outputand capable of attaining the reduction of mechanical contact areas,namely, reduction of mechanical loss, such as wear, the realization of alow-noise structure and the facilitation of maintenance, whichdisk-shaped coaxial inversion generator finds appropriate application ina wind driven generating equipment equipped with a wind turbine ofvertical shaft/vertical vane type, The object has been achieved by adisk-shaped coaxial inversion generator comprising a stationary annularshaft provided at its central area with a support strut and fixed withthe support strut; a disk-shaped housing main body composed of anintegral structure of a disk-shaped upper housing provided at itscentral area with a hole for support strut insertion and a disk-shapedlower housing provided at its central area with a hole for support strutinsertion, the disk-shaped housing main body rotatably supported by thestationary annular shaft and configured to be rotated by a drivingsource utilizing a natural energy; a disk-shaped first flux linkagemagnet attached to an internal surface of the upper housing; adisk-shaped second flux linkage magnet attached to an internal surfaceof the lower housing in an arrangement facing the first flux linkagemagnet; a disk-shaped coil body whose coil portion faces a field betweenthe first flux linkage magnet and the second flux linkage magnet innoncontact relationship within the upper housing and lower housing, thedisk-shaped coil body having its central area rotatably mounted to thestationary annular shaft in a fashion of noncontact to the upper housingand lower housing; a plurality of rotatable inversion magnets each withits rotation support shaft provided in a direction orthogonal to anaxial direction of the stationary annular shaft, the rotatable inversionmagnets protruding radially from an outer circumference of thestationary annular shaft; a disk-shaped driving magnet attached to theinternal surface of the lower housing in an arrangement facing theinversion magnets in noncontact relationship; a disk-shaped drivenmagnet attached to the disk-shaped coil body in an arrangement facingthe inversion magnets in noncontact relationship and in an arrangementfacing the driving magnet with the inversion magnets interposedtherebetween; and a generated power output extraction portion disposedacross an inner circumference portion of the coil body and thestationary annular shaft, so that the inversion magnets are rotated innoncontact relationship by a magnetic force produced by the drivingmagnet rotated together with the disk-shaped housing main body by meansof the driving source, and so that in accordance with the rotation ofthe inversion magnets, by their magnetic force, the driven magnet andthe coil body are rotated in noncontact relationship in a directionopposite to that of the housing main body, and so that a relativevelocity between the first and second flux linkage magnets of thehousing main body and the coil portion of the coil body is caused to betwice that attained when either the flux linkage magnets or the coilbody is rotated while the other is fixed, and so that any generatedpower output equivalent to 4 times that realized when either the fluxlinkage magnets or the coil body is rotated while the other is fixedoccurring at the coil portion of the coil body is extracted outsidethrough the generated power output extraction portion and a power cableconnected to the generated power output extraction portion.

EXAMPLE

A disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator 1 according to an embodimentof the present invention will be described in detail below referring toFIGS. 1 to 6.

The disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator 1 according to an embodimentof the present invention comprises a housing main body 11 whose entiretyis shaped like a disk as shown in FIG. 1. This disk-shaped coaxialinversion generator 1 is configured so that power generation isefficiently outputted by rotating the housing main body 11 by means of adriving source utilizing a natural energy, for example, a wind turbine101 rotated by wind power to be described hereinafter.

Referring to FIG. 2, this disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator 1comprises, for example, a stationary annular shaft 2 provided at itscentral-area through hole 3 with a tiered strut portion 103 constitutinga support strut 102 of a wind turbine 101 to be described in detailhereinafter, the stationary annular shaft 2 fixed with the tiered strutportion 103; and a hollow disk-shaped housing main body 11. The housingmain body 11 includes an upper housing 12 shaped like a round platecomprising a circular end surface portion 12 a provided at its centralarea with a hole for support strut insertion 12 c and a cylindrical sidesurface portion 12 b provided so as to protrude vertically from theentire outer circumference of the circular end surface portion 12 a, thecylindrical side surface portion 12 b directed downward, and includes alower housing 13 shaped like a round plate comprising a circular endsurface portion 13 a provided at its central area with a hole forsupport strut insertion 13 c and a cylindrical side surface portion 13 bprovided so as to protrude vertically from the entire outercircumference of the circular end surface portion 13 a, the cylindricalside surface portion 13 b directed upward, wherein the cylindrical sidesurface portions 12 b, 13 b are closely bonded to each other so as toform a unitary construction and wherein the circular end surfaceportions 12 a, 13 a are arranged in parallel relationship. Thedisk-shaped coaxial inversion generator 1 further comprises a flatdisk-shaped first flux linkage magnet 21 attached to the internalsurface of the upper housing 12 on its circumferential side by means of,for example, an adhesive or the like; a flat disk-shaped second fluxlinkage magnet 22 attached to the internal surface of the lower housing13 on its circumferential side in an arrangement facing the first fluxlinkage magnet 21 by means of, for example, an adhesive or the like; anda coil body 31 shaped like substantially a disk as a whole. The coilbody 31 is so structured that a coil portion 32 formed by winding aconductive wire provided on the circumferential side faces a fieldbetween the first flux linkage magnet 21 and the second flux linkagemagnet 22 in noncontact relationship within the upper housing 12 and thelower housing 13, and that its central area is rotatably mounted via acoil bearing 33 to the stationary annular shaft 2 in a fashion ofnoncontact to the upper housing 12 and the lower housing 13. Thedisk-shaped coaxial inversion generator 1 still further comprises sixrotatable inversion magnets 41 radially protruding with, for example,60° interspaces provided, for each of which a rotation support shaft 42shaped like a round bar extends from the outer circumference of thestationary annular shaft 2 in a direction orthogonal to the axialdirection of the stationary annular shaft 2; a flat disk-shaped drivingmagnet 51 attached to the internal surface of the lower housing 13 in aposition close to the outer circumference of the stationary annularshaft 2 in an arrangement facing the inversion magnets 41 in noncontactrelationship by means of, for example, an adhesive or the like; adisk-shaped driven magnet 61 attached to the surface of the disk-shapedcoil body 31 on its side facing the inversion magnets 41 in anarrangement facing the inversion magnets 41 in noncontact relationshipand in an arrangement facing the driving magnet 51 with the inversionmagnets 41 interposed therebetween by means of, for example, an adhesiveor the like; a generated power output extraction portion 71 for theextraction of generated power output disposed across the coil body 31and the stationary annular shaft 2; and a power cable 72 having its oneend connected to the generated power output extraction portion 71 andhaving its other end led through the interior portion of the stationaryannular shaft 2 outside the disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator 1according to this embodiment per se.

As a leading path for the power cable 72, there can be mentioned anexample in which a hole for the insertion of the power cable 72 isprovided in advance in a thick wall portion of the stationary annularshaft 2.

The generated power output extraction portion 71 has an arrangement inwhich a coil terminal 32 a of the coil portion 32 faces the innercircumference portion of the coil body 31, and in which, for example, abrush (e.g., a carbon brush or the like) 73 is disposed on the outercircumference portion of the stationary annular shaft 2 in a positioncorresponding to the coil terminal 32 a, and in which an end of thepower cable 72 is connected to the brush 73.

According to application modes, the brush 73 can be replaced by, forexample, a liquid metal brush means using a liquid metal, such asmercury, or a sparkless brush means or the like, or a brushlessstructure.

With respect to the array of magnetic poles of first flux linkage magnet21 and second flux linkage magnet 22 disposed so as to face each otherin noncontact relationship with the coil portion 32 interposedtherebetween, for example, a magnetic pole array in which a portion ofthe first flux linkage magnet 21 facing the side of the coil portion 32and a portion of the second flux linkage magnet 22 facing the side ofthe coil portion 32 have different magnetic poles, namely, the one is anN-pole while the other is an S-pole alternately continues at equalintervals through the entire circumferences of the first and second fluxlinkage magnets 21, 22.

Accordingly, the alternating magnetic flux generated by the first andsecond flux linkage magnets 21, 22 is caused to interlink the coilportion 32 so that alternating-current power occurs at the coil portion32. The alternating-current power is extracted through the coil terminal32 a thereof.

Referring to FIG. 5, the transmission of torque from the driving magnet51 to each inversion magnet 41 is carried out by rotating the inversionmagnet 41 while the surface of the driving magnet 51 on its side of theinversion magnet 41 and a portion of the inversion magnet 41 facing thedriving magnet 51 are caused to have different magnetic poles so thatwhen the driving magnet 51 is rotated, attraction is acted on theinversion magnet 41, resulting in noncontact pulling thereof by thedriving magnet 51.

Similarly, the transmission of torque from the inversion magnet 41 tothe driven magnet 61 is carried out by rotating the driven magnet 61,accordingly, the coil body 31 as well in the direction opposite to thatof the driving magnet 51 (coaxial inversion) while a portion of theinversion magnet 41 facing the driven magnet 61 and the surface of thedriven magnet 61 on its side of the inversion magnet 41 are caused tohave different magnetic poles so that when the inversion magnet 41 isrotated as shown in FIG. 5, attraction is acted on the driven magnet 61,resulting in noncontact pulling thereof by the inversion magnet 41.

As a mode of mounting the inversion magnet 41 to the stationary annularshaft 2, there can be mentioned a mode comprising, referring to FIG. 2,protruding a rotation support shaft 42 shaped like a round bar from theouter circumference of the rotation support shaft 42, in which twocircular grooves 43, 44 are provided on its side of the stationaryannular shaft 2 and on its side of a protrusion end in theouter-circumference portion, first fixing an E-ring 45 to the circulargroove 43, subsequently fitting in sequence a washer 46, the inversionmagnet 41 and a washer 47 to the rotation support shaft 42, and finallyfixing an E-ring 48 to the circular groove 44 with the result that theinversion magnet 41 is rotatably supported by the rotation support shaft42.

Now, the shaft support structure of the upper housing 12 and lowerhousing 13 on the stationary annular shaft 2 will be described. Theinner circumference portion of the upper housing 12 is rotatably mountedthrough an upper annular bearing 81 to the upper outer circumference ofthe stationary annular shaft 2. The inner circumference portion of thelower housing 13 is rotatably mounted through a lower annular bearing 82to the lower outer circumference of the stationary annular shaft 2.

Accordingly, the housing main body 11 composed of an integral structureof the upper housing 12 and the lower housing 13 is axially supported bythe upper annular bearing 81 and the lower annular bearing 82 so as tobe rotatable around the stationary annular shaft 2.

The power generating operation of the disk-shaped coaxial inversiongenerator 1 according to this embodiment will be described in detailbelow with reference to FIG. 6.

In the disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator 1 according to thisembodiment, when the housing main body 11 composed of an integralstructure of the upper housing 12 and the lower housing 13 is rotated bya driving source utilizing, for example, natural energy in the directionof arrow a (anticlockwise direction) of FIG. 6 around the stationaryannular shaft 2, the disk-shaped driving magnet 51 attached to the lowerhousing 13 of the housing main body 11 is rotated in the direction ofarrow a together with the housing main body 11.

In accordance with the rotation of the driving magnet 51 in thedirection of arrow a, each of the inversion magnets 41 is rotated aroundthe rotation support shaft 42 in the direction of arrow c of FIG. 6while being pulled in noncontact relationship by the driving magnet 51.

When each of the inversion magnets 41 is rotated in the direction ofarrow c of FIG. 6, an attraction from each of the inversion magnets 41acts on the driven magnet 61, so that the inversion magnets 41 rotatethe driven magnet 61, accordingly the coil body 31, in the directionopposite to that of the driving magnet 51, namely, the direction ofarrow b (anticlockwise direction) while pulling them in noncontactrelationship.

As a result, the housing main body 11 is rotated in the direction ofarrow a while the coil body 31 housed thereinside is rotated in thedirection of arrow b opposite to the direction of arrow a (coaxialinversion).

When coaxial inversion occurs between the housing main body 11 and thecoil body 31 housed thereinside as stated above, providing that thevelocity V2 (rotating velocity) attained when either the flux linkagemagnets or the coil body is rotated while the other is fixed is “1,” therelative velocity V1 between the first and second flux linkage magnets21, 22 within the housing main body 11 and the coil portion 32 withinthe coil body 31 is twice the same, “2” (V1=2V2). Consequently, agenerated power output as large as “4 times” the generated power outputobtained when either the flux linkage magnets or the coil body isrotated while the other is fixed can be realized at the coil portion 32within the coil body 31. Namely, the disk-shaped coaxial inversiongenerator 1 ensuring strikingly large generated power output (that is,high conversion efficiency from natural energy to electric power) can berealized.

The disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator 1 according to thisembodiment is configured so that not only the transmission of torquefrom the driving magnet 51 to the inversion magnets 41 but also thetransmission of torque from the inversion magnets 41 to the drivenmagnet 61 is carried out in noncontact relationship by the use ofmagnetic attraction. Accordingly, there can be exerted a striking effectsuch that, as compared with the use of, for example, gears beingmechanical parts as the means for the coaxial inversion of the housingmain body 11 and coil body 31, the areas of mechanical contact can bereduced, so that any mechanical loss, such as wear, can be reduced, anda low-noise structure can be realized by the reduction of the areas ofmechanical contact.

Moreover, because gears being mechanical parts are not used as the meansfor the coaxial inversion, it is not required to lubricate the portionof this means with oil, thereby facilitating the maintenance of thedisk-shaped coaxial inversion generator 1.

Now, a wind driven generating equipment 100 comprising the disk-shapedcoaxial inversion generator 1 according to this embodiment will bedescribed with reference to FIGS. 7 to 9.

The wind driven generating equipment 100 comprises a support strut 102having at its upper portion a tiered strut portion 103 which has adiameter smaller than that of the portion other than the upper portionand is shaped like a round bar, which support strut 102 is verticallyerected at an installation location in various areas, such as an urbandistrict, a suburb, a mountain-ringed region or a seaside area, beinghollow at the portion other than the upper portion; the disk-shapedcoaxial inversion generator 1 disposed on a tier portion 104 of thetiered strut portion 103 with a gap therebetween; and for example, aGyromill type (vertical shaft/vertical vane type) wind turbine 101fitted to the tiered strut portion 103 from above.

The wind turbine 101 comprises a cylindrical wind turbine shaft body 111disposed so as to be rotatable around the tiered strut portion 103; twosets, arranged one above the other, of triple arms 112 projected inlateral directions radially from the cylindrical wind turbine shaft body111 with given interspaces (120° interspaces from the cylindrical windturbine shaft body 111); and three vertically arranged blades 113 ofgiven length each having a streamlined cross section or end face in adirection orthogonal to the direction of the length, each of the blades113 supported by projecting ends of the two sets, arranged one above theother, of arms 112.

Each of the blades 113 in its reverse surface is provided with anopening portion 113 a for efficient capturing of wind energy from thereverse side.

The cylindrical wind turbine shaft body 111 is fitted to the outercircumference of the tiered strut portion 103 on the disk-shaped coaxialinversion generator 1 from above. The cylindrical wind turbine shaftbody is provided at its upper inner-circumference portion with a bearingportion 121 mounted to an upper-end portion of the tiered strut portion103, and is further provided at its lower portion with a couplingportion 122 with a circular end surface portion 12 a of the upperhousing 12 of the housing main body 11, the coupling portion 122 fittedaround a hole for support strut insertion 12 c of the circular endsurface portion 12 a of the upper housing 12, so that the wind turbine101 is supported rotatably around the tiered strut portion 103 on thebasis of a both-end shaft support structure realized by the bearingportion 121 and the housing main body 11 of the disk-shaped coaxialinversion generator 1.

The upper end of the cylindrical wind turbine shaft body 111 is closedwith, for example, a cover portion 111 a so as to create a structurecapable of preventing rainwater or the like from permeating into theinside of the cylindrical wind turbine shaft body 111.

For the purpose of the size increase, strength securement at strong windand weight reduction of the blades 113, the contour portion of each ofthe blades 113 is formed of a material selected from the groupconsisting of an aluminum alloy, a titanium alloy, a carbon fibermaterial, an FRP (fiber-reinforced plastic) material and the like, andthe interior of the blade 113 is reinforced with urethane foam,reinforced styrofoam or the like injected thereinto. At the forming ofthe contour portion of the blades 113, use is made of the techniques ofbending rework by a vendor, etc. and casting by means of a mold or thelike.

Moreover, the wind driven generating equipment 100 is so structured thatthe power cable 72 led from the disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator1 is passed through the interior of the support strut 102, drawn outtherefrom at appropriate locations and connected to a controller notshown, etc.

Hereinbelow, the power generating operation of the wind drivengenerating equipment 100 comprising the disk-shaped coaxial inversiongenerator 1 according to this embodiment will be described.

The wind driven generating equipment 100 transmits the torque of thewind turbine 101 produced by wind power being a natural energy throughthe cylindrical wind turbine shaft body 111 to the housing main body 11.As mentioned above, the inversion magnets 41 are rotated in noncontactrelationship by the magnetic force of the driving magnet 51 rotatedtogether with the housing main body 11. In accordance with the rotationof the inversion magnets 41, the driven magnet 61 and the coil body 31are rotated in noncontact relationship by the magnetic force thereof inthe direction opposite to that of the housing main body 11. The relativevelocity between the first and second flux linkage magnets 21, 22 of thehousing main body 11 and the coil portion 32 of the coil body 31 iscaused to be greater than the rotating speed of the housing main body 11per se, for example, double, with the result that a generated poweroutput as large as “4 times” the generated power output obtained wheneither the flux linkage magnets or the coil body is rotated while theother is fixed can be realized at the coil portion 32 of the coil body31. The generated power output can be transmitted through the generatedpower output extraction portion 71 and the power cable 72 to acontroller not shown.

Consequently, a wind driven generating equipment 100 ensuring strikinglylarge generated power output (that is, high conversion efficiency fromwind energy to electric power), thus ensuring high practical value, canbe realized.

The wind driven generating equipment 100 is so structured that the windturbine 101 is supported rotatably around the tiered strut portion 103on the basis of a both-end shaft support structure realized by thebearing portion 121 and the housing main body 11 of the disk-shapedcoaxial inversion generator 1.

Therefore, the blades can be stably rotated for a prolonged period oftime as compared with the conventional wind turbine shaft supportstructure employing the cantilevered shaft support structure in which nobearing is used in the arm portion on the upper side of the wind turbineto thereby cause a large moment load by blades to act on the lower shaftsupport portion of the wind turbine. As a result, a wind drivengenerating equipment 100 comprising a highly durable wind turbine 101can be realized.

Moreover, the wind driven generating equipment 100 comprising thedisk-shaped coaxial inversion generator 1 according to this embodimenthas the advantages of attaining the reduction of mechanical loss,realization of a low-noise structure and maintenance facilitation by thedisk-shaped coaxial inversion generator 1.

In the wind driven generating equipment 100, as the blades 113 of thewind turbine 101, a three-blades structure has been described. Theblades are not limited to this structure, and use can be made of a windturbine 101 with a 2-blades, 4-blades, 6-blades . . . or further moreblades structure.

The magnet gear ratio among the driving magnet 51, inversion magnets 41and driven magnet 61 in the disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator 1has been set to 1:2 in the foregoing description. However, the magnetgear ratio is not limited thereto and can be varied to, for example, 1:n(n is a positive number, e.g., 1:1.1 to 1:20, etc., further n is apositive number within a theoretically possible range) by changingmagnet array and quantity, so that a generated power output equivalentto the square of the value corresponding to the magnet gear ratio occursat the coil portion 32 of the coil body 31. The generated power outputcan be transmitted through the power cable 72 to the outside.

Further, by using the disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator 1 with theabove structure, the wind driven generating equipment 100 can beconfigured so as to obtain a generated power output equivalent to thesquare of the magnet gear ratio.

The disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator 1 according to the presentinvention can find application in not only the foregoing wind drivengenerating equipment but also a hydraulic turbine generating equipmentor the like by which a large generated power output can be obtained bythe use of the torque of a water turbine rotated by hydraulic powerbeing a natural energy. Further, the disk-shaped coaxial inversiongenerator can find application in a dynamo for bicycle, motorbike orcar, a hydraulic turbine generator, a steam turbine generator, apropeller generator and other generators capable of convertingrotational energy to electric power energy.

1. A disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator comprising: a stationaryannular shaft provided at its central area with a support strut andfixed with the support strut; a disk-shaped housing main body with ahollow interior provided at its central area with a hole for supportstrut insertion and rotatably supported by the stationary annular shaft,the disk-shaped housing main body configured to be rotated by a drivingsource utilizing a natural energy; a disk-shaped flux linkage magnetattached to an internal surface of the housing main body; a disk-shapedcoil body whose coil portion faces a magnetic field region produced bythe flux linkage magnet in noncontact relationship within the housingmain body, the disk-shaped coil body having its central area rotatablymounted to the stationary annular shaft in a fashion of noncontact tothe housing main body; a plurality of rotatable inversion magnets eachwith its rotation support shaft provided in a direction orthogonal to anaxial direction of the stationary annular shaft, the rotatable inversionmagnets protruding radially from an outer circumference of thestationary annular shaft; a disk-shaped driving magnet attached to theinternal surface of the housing main body in an arrangement facing theinversion magnets in noncontact relationship; a disk-shaped drivenmagnet attached to the disk-shaped coil body in an arrangement facingthe inversion magnets in noncontact relationship and in an arrangementfacing the driving magnet with the inversion magnets interposedtherebetween; and a generated power output extraction portion disposedacross an inner circumference portion of the coil body and thestationary annular shaft, so that the inversion magnets are rotated innoncontact relationship by a magnetic force produced by the drivingmagnet rotated together with the disk-shaped housing main body by meansof the driving source, and so that in accordance with the rotation ofthe inversion magnets, by their magnetic force, the driven magnet andthe coil body are rotated in noncontact relationship in a directionopposite to that of the housing main body, and so that a relativevelocity between the flux linkage magnet of the housing main body andthe coil portion of the coil body is caused to be greater than arotating velocity of the housing main body per se, and so that anygenerated power output occurring at the coil portion of the coil body isextracted outside through the generated power output extraction portionand a power cable connected to the generated power output extractionportion.
 2. A disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator comprising: astationary annular shaft provided at its central area with a supportstrut and fixed with the support strut; a disk-shaped housing main bodycomposed of an integral structure of a disk-shaped upper housingprovided at its central area with a hole for support strut insertion anda disk-shaped lower housing provided at its central area with a hole forsupport strut insertion, the disk-shaped housing main body rotatablysupported by the stationary annular shaft and configured to be rotatedby a driving source utilizing a natural energy; a disk-shaped first fluxlinkage magnet attached to an internal surface of the upper housing; adisk-shaped second flux linkage magnet attached to an internal surfaceof the lower housing in an arrangement facing the first flux linkagemagnet; a disk-shaped coil body whose coil portion faces a field betweenthe first flux linkage magnet and the second flux linkage magnet innoncontact relationship within the upper housing and lower housing, thedisk-shaped coil body having its central area rotatably mounted to thestationary annular shaft in a fashion of noncontact to the upper housingand lower housing; a plurality of rotatable inversion magnets each withits rotation support shaft provided in a direction orthogonal to anaxial direction of the stationary annular shaft, the rotatable inversionmagnets protruding radially from an outer circumference of thestationary annular shaft; a disk-shaped driving magnet attached to theinternal surface of the lower housing in an arrangement facing theinversion magnets in noncontact relationship; a disk-shaped drivenmagnet attached to the disk-shaped coil body in an arrangement facingthe inversion magnets in noncontact relationship and in an arrangementfacing the driving magnet with the inversion magnets interposedtherebetween; and a generated power output extraction portion disposedacross an inner circumference portion of the coil body and thestationary annular shaft, so that the inversion magnets are rotated innoncontact relationship by a magnetic force produced by the drivingmagnet rotated together with the disk-shaped housing main body by meansof the driving source, and so that in accordance with the rotation ofthe inversion magnets, by their magnetic force, the driven magnet andthe coil body are rotated in noncontact relationship in a directionopposite to that of the housing main body, and so that a relativevelocity between the first and second flux linkage magnets of thehousing main body and the coil portion of the coil body is caused to begreater than a rotating velocity of the housing main body per se, and sothat any generated power output occurring at the coil portion of thecoil body is extracted outside through the generated power outputextraction portion and a power cable connected to the generated poweroutput extraction portion.
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A disk-shaped coaxial inversion generatorcomprising: a stationary annular shaft provided at its central area witha support strut and fixed with the support strut; a disk-shaped housingmain body composed of an integral structure of a disk-shaped upperhousing provided at its central area with a hole for support strutinsertion and a disk-shaped lower housing provided at its central areawith a hole for support strut insertion, the disk-shaped housing mainbody rotatably supported by the stationary annular shaft and configuredto be rotated by a driving source utilizing a natural energy; adisk-shaped first flux linkage magnet attached to an internal surface ofthe upper housing; a disk-shaped second flux linkage magnet attached toan internal surface of the lower housing in an arrangement facing thefirst flux linkage magnet; a disk-shaped coil body whose coil portionfaces a field between the first flux linkage magnet and the second fluxlinkage magnet in noncontact relationship within the upper housing andlower housing, the disk-shaped coil body having its central arearotatably mounted to the stationary annular shaft in a fashion ofnoncontact to the upper housing and lower housing; a plurality ofrotatable inversion magnets each with its rotation support shaftprovided in a direction orthogonal to an axial direction of thestationary annular shaft, the rotatable inversion magnets protrudingradially from an outer circumference of the stationary annular shaft; adisk-shaped driving magnet attached to the internal surface of the lowerhousing in an arrangement facing the inversion magnets in noncontactrelationship; a disk-shaped driven magnet attached to the disk-shapedcoil body in an arrangement facing the inversion magnets in noncontactrelationship and in an arrangement facing the driving magnet with theinversion magnets interposed therebetween; and a generated power outputextraction portion disposed across an inner circumference portion of thecoil body and the stationary annular shaft, wherein a magnet gear ratioamong the driving magnet, inversion magnets and driven magnet is set to1:n (n is a positive number greater than 1), so that the inversionmagnets are rotated in noncontact relationship by a magnetic forceproduced by the driving magnet rotated together with the disk-shapedhousing main body by means of the driving source, and so that inaccordance with the rotation of the inversion magnets, by their magneticforce, the driven magnet and the coil body are rotated in noncontactrelationship in a direction opposite to that of the housing main body,and so that a relative velocity between the first and second fluxlinkage magnets of the housing main body and the coil portion of thecoil body is caused to correspond to the magnet gear ratio, and so thatany generated power output equivalent to the square of the magnet gearratio occurring at the coil portion of the coil body is extractedoutside through the generated power output extraction portion and apower cable connected to the generated power output extraction portion.4. A disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator comprising: a stationaryannular shaft provided at its central area with a support strut andfixed with the support strut; a disk-shaped housing main body composedof an integral structure of a disk-shaped upper housing provided at itscentral area with a hole for support strut insertion and a disk-shapedlower housing provided at its central area with a hole for support strutinsertion, the disk-shaped housing main body rotatably supported by thestationary annular shaft and configured to be rotated by a drivingsource utilizing a natural energy; a disk-shaped first flux linkagemagnet attached to an internal surface of the upper housing; adisk-shaped second flux linkage magnet attached to an internal surfaceof the lower housing in an arrangement facing the first flux linkagemagnet; a disk-shaped coil body whose coil portion faces a field betweenthe first flux linkage magnet and the second flux linkage magnet innoncontact relationship within the upper housing and lower housing, thedisk-shaped coil body having its central area rotatably mounted to thestationary annular shaft in a fashion of noncontact to the upper housingand lower housing; a plurality of rotatable inversion magnets each withits rotation support shaft provided in a direction orthogonal to anaxial direction of the stationary annular shaft, the rotatable inversionmagnets protruding radially from an outer circumference of thestationary annular shaft; a disk-shaped driving magnet attached to theinternal surface of the lower housing in an arrangement facing theinversion magnets in noncontact relationship; a disk-shaped drivenmagnet attached to the disk-shaped coil body in an arrangement facingthe inversion magnets in noncontact relationship and in an arrangementfacing the driving magnet with the inversion magnets interposedtherebetween; and a generated power output extraction portion disposedacross an inner circumference portion of the coil body and thestationary annular shaft, so that the inversion magnets are rotated innoncontact relationship by a magnetic force produced by the drivingmagnet rotated together with the disk-shaped housing main body by meansof the driving source, and so that in accordance with the rotation ofthe inversion magnets, by their magnetic force, the driven magnet andthe coil body are rotated in noncontact relationship in a directionopposite to that of the housing main body, and so that a relativevelocity between the first and second flux linkage magnets of thehousing main body and the coil portion of the coil body is caused to betwice that attained when either the flux linkage magnets or the coilbody is rotated while the other is fixed, and so that any generatedpower output equivalent to 4 times that realized when either the fluxlinkage magnets or the coil body is rotated while the other is fixedoccurring at the coil portion of the coil body is extracted outsidethrough the generated power output extraction portion and a power cableconnected to the generated power output extraction portion.
 5. A winddriven generating equipment including a disk-shaped coaxial inversiongenerator, comprising: a support strut having at its upper portion atiered strut portion suitable for mounting of a wind turbine which has adiameter smaller than that of the portion other than the upper portion,which support strut is configured to be vertically erected at aninstallation location; a disk-shaped coaxial inversion generatordisposed on a tier portion of the tiered strut portion with a gaptherebetween; and a wind turbine of vertical shaft/vertical vane typefitted to the tiered strut portion from above, the disk-shaped coaxialinversion generator comprising: a stationary annular shaft fitted at itscentral area with the tiered strut portion of the support strut in apass-through fashion and fixed with the tiered strut portion; adisk-shaped housing main body with a hollow interior provided at itscentral area with a hole for support strut insertion and rotatablysupported by the stationary annular shaft, the disk-shaped housing mainbody configured to be rotated by a torque of the wind turbine; adisk-shaped flux linkage magnet attached to an internal surface of thehousing main body; a disk-shaped coil body whose coil portion faces amagnetic field region produced by the flux linkage magnet in noncontactrelationship within the housing main body, the disk-shaped coil bodyhaving its central area rotatably mounted to the stationary annularshaft in a fashion of noncontact to the housing main body; a pluralityof rotatable inversion magnets each with its rotation support shaftprovided in a direction orthogonal to an axial direction of thestationary annular shaft, the rotatable inversion magnets protrudingradially from an outer circumference of the stationary annular shaft; adisk-shaped driving magnet attached to the internal surface of thehousing main body in an arrangement facing the inversion magnets innoncontact relationship; a disk-shaped driven magnet attached to thedisk-shaped coil body in an arrangement facing the inversion magnets innoncontact relationship and in an arrangement facing the driving magnetwith the inversion magnets interposed therebetween; and a generatedpower output extraction portion disposed across an inner circumferenceportion of the coil body and the stationary annular shaft, the windturbine comprising: a cylindrical wind turbine shaft body fitted to anouter circumference of the tiered strut portion on the disk-shapedcoaxial inversion generator from above, the cylindrical wind turbineshaft body provided at its upper portion with a bearing portion mountedto an upper-end portion of the tiered strut portion and provided at itslower portion with a coupling portion with the housing main body so thatthe cylindrical wind turbine shaft body is arranged rotatably around thetiered strut portion on the basis of a both-end shaft support structurerealized by the bearing portion and the housing main body; two sets,arranged one above the other, of multiple arms projected in lateraldirections from the cylindrical wind turbine shaft body with giveninterspaces; and a plurality of vertically arranged blades eachsupported by the two sets, arranged one above the other, of arms, sothat a torque of the wind turbine produced by wind power is transmittedthrough the cylindrical wind turbine shaft body to the disk-shapedhousing main body, so that the inversion magnets are rotated innoncontact relationship by a magnetic force produced by the drivingmagnet rotated together with the disk-shaped housing main body, and sothat in accordance with the rotation of the inversion magnets, by theirmagnetic force, the driven magnet and the coil body are rotated innoncontact relationship in a direction opposite to that of the housingmain body, and so that a relative velocity between the flux linkagemagnet of the housing main body and the coil portion of the coil body iscaused to be greater than a rotating velocity of the housing main bodyper se, and so that any generated power output occurring at the coilportion of the coil body is extracted outside through the generatedpower output extraction portion and a power cable connected to thegenerated power output extraction portion.
 6. A wind driven generatingequipment including a disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator,comprising: a support strut having at its upper portion a tiered strutportion suitable for mounting of a wind turbine which has a diametersmaller than that of the portion other than the upper portion, whichsupport strut is configured to be vertically erected at an installationlocation; a disk-shaped coaxial inversion generator disposed on a tierportion of the tiered strut portion with a gap therebetween; and a windturbine of vertical shaft/vertical vane type fitted to the tiered strutportion from above, the disk-shaped coaxial inversion generatorcomprising: a stationary annular shaft provided at its central area withthe support strut and fixed with the support strut; a disk-shapedhousing main body composed of an integral structure of a disk-shapedupper housing provided at its central area with a hole for support strutinsertion and a disk-shaped lower housing provided at its central areawith a hole for support strut insertion, the disk-shaped housing mainbody rotatably supported by the stationary annular shaft and configuredto be rotated by a driving source utilizing a natural energy; adisk-shaped first flux linkage magnet attached to an internal surface ofthe upper housing; a disk-shaped second flux linkage magnet attached toan internal surface of the lower housing in an arrangement facing thefirst flux linkage magnet; a disk-shaped coil body whose coil portionfaces a field between the first flux linkage magnet and the second fluxlinkage magnet in noncontact relationship within the upper housing andlower housing, the disk-shaped coil body having its central arearotatably mounted to the stationary annular shaft in a fashion ofnoncontact to the upper housing and lower housing; a plurality ofrotatable inversion magnets each with its rotation support shaftprovided in a direction orthogonal to an axial direction of thestationary annular shaft, the rotatable inversion magnets protrudingradially from an outer circumference of the stationary annular shaft; adisk-shaped driving magnet attached to the internal surface of the lowerhousing in an arrangement facing the inversion magnets in noncontactrelationship; a disk-shaped driven magnet attached to the disk-shapedcoil body in an arrangement facing the inversion magnets in noncontactrelationship and in an arrangement facing the driving magnet with theinversion magnets interposed therebetween; and a generated power outputextraction portion disposed across an inner circumference portion of thecoil body and the stationary annular shaft, the wind turbine comprising:a cylindrical wind turbine shaft body fitted to an outer circumferenceof the tiered strut portion on the disk-shaped coaxial inversiongenerator from above, the cylindrical wind turbine shaft body providedat its upper portion with a bearing portion mounted to an upper-endportion of the tiered strut portion and provided at its lower portionwith a coupling portion with the upper housing of the housing main bodyso that the cylindrical wind turbine shaft body is arranged rotatablyaround the tiered strut portion on the basis of a both-end shaft supportstructure realized by the bearing portion and the housing main body; twosets, arranged one above the other, of multiple arms projected inlateral directions from the cylindrical wind turbine shaft body withgiven interspaces; and a plurality of vertically arranged blades eachsupported by the two sets, arranged one above the other, of arms, sothat a torque of the wind turbine produced by wind power is transmittedthrough the cylindrical wind turbine shaft body to the disk-shapedhousing main body, so that the inversion magnets are rotated innoncontact relationship by a magnetic force produced by the drivingmagnet rotated together with the disk-shaped housing main body, and sothat in accordance with the rotation of the inversion magnets, by theirmagnetic force, the driven magnet and the coil body are rotated innoncontact relationship in a direction opposite to that of the housingmain body, and so that a relative velocity between the first and secondflux linkage magnets of the housing main body and the coil portion ofthe coil body is caused to be greater than a rotating velocity of thehousing main body per se, and so that any generated power outputoccurring at the coil portion of the coil body is extracted outsidethrough the generated power output extraction portion and a power cableconnected to the generated power output extraction portion.
 7. A winddriven generating equipment including a disk-shaped coaxial inversiongenerator, comprising: a support strut having at its upper portion atiered strut portion suitable for mounting of a wind turbine which has adiameter smaller than that of the portion other than the upper portion,which support strut is configured to be vertically erected at aninstallation location; a disk-shaped coaxial inversion generatordisposed on a tier portion of the tiered strut portion with a gaptherebetween; and a wind turbine of vertical shaft/vertical vane typefitted to the tiered strut portion from above, the disk-shaped coaxialinversion generator comprising: a stationary annular shaft provided atits central area with the support strut and fixed with the supportstrut; a disk-shaped housing main body composed of an integral structureof a disk-shaped upper housing provided at its central area with a holefor support strut insertion and a disk-shaped lower housing provided atits central area with a hole for support strut insertion, thedisk-shaped housing main body rotatably supported by the stationaryannular shaft and configured to be rotated by a driving source utilizinga natural energy; a disk-shaped first flux linkage magnet attached to aninternal surface of the upper housing; a disk-shaped second flux linkagemagnet attached to an internal surface of the lower housing in anarrangement facing the first flux linkage magnet; a disk-shaped coilbody whose coil portion faces a field between the first flux linkagemagnet and the second flux linkage magnet in noncontact relationshipwithin the upper housing and lower housing, the disk-shaped coil bodyhaving its central area rotatably mounted to the stationary annularshaft in a fashion of noncontact to the upper housing and lower housing;a plurality of rotatable inversion magnets each with its rotationsupport shaft provided in a direction orthogonal to an axial directionof the stationary annular shaft, the rotatable inversion magnetsprotruding radially from an outer circumference of the stationaryannular shaft; a disk-shaped driving magnet attached to the internalsurface of the lower housing in an arrangement facing the inversionmagnets in noncontact relationship; a disk-shaped driven magnet attachedto the disk-shaped coil body in an arrangement facing the inversionmagnets in noncontact relationship and in an arrangement facing thedriving magnet with the inversion magnets interposed therebetween; and agenerated power output extraction portion disposed across an innercircumference portion of the coil body and the stationary annular shaft,wherein a magnet gear ratio among the driving magnet, inversion magnetsand driven magnet is set to 1:n (n is a positive number greater than 1),the wind turbine comprising: a cylindrical wind turbine shaft bodyfitted to an outer circumference of the tiered strut portion on thedisk-shaped coaxial inversion generator from above, the cylindrical windturbine shaft body provided at its upper portion with a bearing portionmounted to an upper-end portion of the tiered strut portion and providedat its lower portion with a coupling portion with the upper housing ofthe housing main body so that the cylindrical wind turbine shaft body isarranged rotatably around the tiered strut portion on the basis of aboth-end shaft support structure realized by the bearing portion and thehousing main body; two sets, arranged one above the other, of multiplearms projected in lateral directions from the cylindrical wind turbineshaft body with given interspaces; and a plurality of verticallyarranged blades each supported by the two sets, arranged one above theother, of arms, so that a torque of the wind turbine produced by windpower is transmitted through the cylindrical wind turbine shaft body tothe disk-shaped housing main body, so that the inversion magnets arerotated in noncontact relationship by a magnetic force produced by thedriving magnet rotated together with the disk-shaped housing main body,and so that in accordance with the rotation of the inversion magnets, bytheir magnetic force, the driven magnet and the coil body are rotated innoncontact relationship in a direction opposite to that of the housingmain body, and so that a relative velocity between the first and secondflux linkage magnets of the housing main body and the coil portion ofthe coil body is caused to correspond to the magnet gear ratio, and sothat any generated power output equivalent to the square of the magnetgear ratio occurring at the coil portion of the coil body is extractedoutside through the generated power output extraction portion and apower cable connected to the generated power output extraction portion.8. A wind driven generating equipment including a disk-shaped coaxialinversion generator, comprising: a support strut having at its upperportion a tiered strut portion suitable for mounting of a wind turbinewhich has a diameter smaller than that of the portion other than theupper portion, which support strut is configured to be verticallyerected at an installation location; a disk-shaped coaxial inversiongenerator disposed on a tier portion of the tiered strut portion with agap therebetween; and a wind turbine of vertical shaft/vertical vanetype fitted to the tiered strut portion from above, the disk-shapedcoaxial inversion generator comprising: a stationary annular shaftprovided at its central area with the support strut and fixed with thesupport strut; a disk-shaped housing main body composed of an integralstructure of a disk-shaped upper housing provided at its central areawith a hole for support strut insertion and a disk-shaped lower housingprovided at its central area with a hole for support strut insertion,the disk-shaped housing main body rotatably supported by the stationaryannular shaft and configured to be rotated by a driving source utilizinga natural energy; a disk-shaped first flux linkage magnet attached to aninternal surface of the upper housing; a disk-shaped second flux linkagemagnet attached to an internal surface of the lower housing in anarrangement facing the first flux linkage magnet; a disk-shaped coilbody whose coil portion faces a field between the first flux linkagemagnet and the second flux linkage magnet in noncontact relationshipwithin the upper housing and lower housing, the disk-shaped coil bodyhaving its central area rotatably mounted to the stationary annularshaft in a fashion of noncontact to the upper housing and lower housing;a plurality of rotatable inversion magnets each with its rotationsupport shaft provided in a direction orthogonal to an axial directionof the stationary annular shaft, the rotatable inversion magnetsprotruding radially from an outer circumference of the stationaryannular shaft; a disk-shaped driving magnet attached to the internalsurface of the lower housing in an arrangement facing the inversionmagnets in noncontact relationship; a disk-shaped driven magnet attachedto the disk-shaped coil body in an arrangement facing the inversionmagnets in noncontact relationship and in an arrangement facing thedriving magnet with the inversion magnets interposed therebetween; and agenerated power output extraction portion disposed across an innercircumference portion of the coil body and the stationary annular shaft,the wind turbine comprising: a cylindrical wind turbine shaft bodyfitted to an outer circumference of the tiered strut portion on thedisk-shaped coaxial inversion generator from above, the cylindrical windturbine shaft body provided at its upper portion with a bearing portionmounted to an upper-end portion of the tiered strut portion and providedat its lower portion with a coupling portion with the upper housing ofthe housing main body so that the cylindrical wind turbine shaft body isarranged rotatably around the tiered strut portion on the basis of aboth-end shaft support structure realized by the bearing portion and thehousing main body; two sets, arranged one above the other, of triplearms projected in lateral directions from the cylindrical wind turbineshaft body with given interspaces; and three vertically arranged bladeseach supported by the two sets, arranged one above the other, of arms,so that a torque of the wind turbine produced by wind power istransmitted through the cylindrical wind turbine shaft body to thedisk-shaped housing main body, and so that the inversion magnets arerotated in noncontact relationship by a magnetic force produced by thedriving magnet rotated together with the disk-shaped housing main body,and so that in accordance with the rotation of the inversion magnets, bytheir magnetic force, the driven magnet and the coil body are rotated innoncontact relationship in a direction opposite to that of the housingmain body, and so that a relative velocity between the first and secondflux linkage magnets of the housing main body and the coil portion ofthe coil body is caused to be twice that attained when either the fluxlinkage magnets or the coil body is rotated while the other is fixed,and so that any generated power output equivalent to 4 times thatrealized when either the flux linkage magnets or the coil body isrotated while the other is fixed occurring at the coil portion of thecoil body is extracted outside through the generated power outputextraction portion and a power cable connected to the generated poweroutput extraction portion.